Sunday Assembly Pittsburgh
A secular community that celebrates life!
Welcome…We’re Glad You’re here!
Join us for the next Sunday Assembly!
Sunday, March 19, 2023 @ 10:00 a.m.
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So what is Sunday Assembly Pittsburgh, anyway?
Sunday Assembly Pittsburgh is a secular congregation that celebrates life! Our goal is to build community throughout the Pittsburgh area to improve lives.
We have multiple events throughout the month. Our main event is called the “Assembly!” which falls on the third Sunday of every month!
We are here for everyone who wants to:
We aim to provide inspiring, thought-provoking and practical ideas that help people to live the lives they want to lead and be the people they want to be.
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Assemblies are communities of action building lives of purpose, encouraging us all to help anyone who needs it to support each other.
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Hearing talks, singing as one, listening to readings and even playing games helps us to connect with each other and the awesome world we live in.
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How can I find out what’s going on at SAPgh?
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